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Online proctoring for universities
Distance and remote universities rely on proctoring for exam integrity — and campus universities use it to offer flexibility and save on rooms and equipment.
Book a demoDistance exams and campus exams need proctoring for different reasons
A distance or online-only university doesn't have a room to put students in — proctoring is what makes a final exam possible at all, not an add-on to an existing in-person process. Every exam for that kind of institution runs through the same remote-proctoring flow, because there isn't another option to fall back to.
A campus university is in a different position: it already has exam halls, invigilators and a working process. What proctoring changes there is capacity — offering a remote sitting for a resit, a student on placement abroad, or a smaller course that doesn't justify booking a hall, without lowering the integrity bar for that exam relative to the in-person ones. Same underlying checks either way; what differs is whether remote is the only option or one option among several.
Why universities choose PRUEFSTER
Remote-first
Run exams anywhere without a physical hall.
Save on infrastructure
No rooms or equipment to provision per exam.
Integrates with Moodle
Ready-to-use LTI export.
Fits exam offices
Scheduling, participant import and results export work at faculty scale, not just for single courses.
Fair for every student
The same rules and checks apply to every participant — on campus or remote.
Support during exams
Students get live human help inside the exam itself, so technical hiccups don't cost attempts.
- Certified
- ISO 27001
- Servers and staff
- EU
- Human support
- 24/7
- Aligned processing
- GDPR
FAQ
Does it work with our LMS?
Yes — via a ready-to-use Moodle LTI export or the REST API for other systems.
How do students get access?
Through your LMS or an emailed link — participants do not need to create a separate account.
What if a student has technical problems?
A system check before the exam catches most issues, and live support helps students resolve the rest during the exam.
Do all exams need the same monitoring level?
No — you choose per exam whether and how strictly it is proctored, so a mix of open and monitored exams is normal.